All decisions
25 Board decisions about Funston Playground, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisor Power proposed renaming Lobos Square as Funston Playground; the resolution was referred to committee.
- Index notes Edward Lemare as Auditorium organist and Funston Playground
- Lobos Square proposed to be renamed Funston Playground for General Funston
- Park Commissioners rename Lobos Square as Funston Playground
- Index of Board items, from Funston Playground to Hetch Hetchy
- Resolution proposed to set aside $15,000 for Margaret Hayward Playground equipment and fund Funston Playground.
- Supervisor McLeran moved to authorize payment of many city claims, including PG&E, orphanages and a Funston Playground contractor; passed for printing.
- Land beside Funston Playground on Webster Street handed to schools
- Appropriation of $1,385.97 proposed for new sidewalks on Laguna street and Bay street near Funston Playground.
- Part of Funston Playground handed over to widen Bay Street
- Pacific Gas and Electric to light Funston Playground for $27,500
- The Board adopted a resolution authorizing a supplemental agreement removing certain areas from the Funston Playground lease to the United States.
- Supervisors passed on first reading ending the federal lease of Funston Playground and accepting $2,027.89 for restoration.
- City ends the United States lease of Funston Playground as of October 25, 1947, accepting $2,027.89 for restoring the premises; passed.
- Passed for second reading: $2,027.89 for inspecting and restoring Funston Playground, returned to the city by the United States.
- Appropriates $2,027.89 to inspect and restore Funston Playground's flood-lighting, returning control of the playground to the city.
- A parcel of city land in Funston Playground was transferred to the Library Department by resolution.
- Supervisors voted to delete $4,000 for a heating unit at Funston Playground from the budget.
- Recreation and Park Commission action letting the Library Commission use part of Funston Playground for a branch library was passed.
- Board passed on first reading approval for a branch library to occupy part of Funston Playground.
- Recreation projects finally passed, from Funston Playground to McLaren Park
- The Board extended to January 26, 1958, the deadline for awarding a contract for bleachers at Funston Playground.
- Recreation and Park gets $30,020 from a 1955 bond fund for concrete bleachers at Funston Playground; passed for second reading.
- Recreation and Park appropriated $30,020 from a playground bond fund for concrete bleachers at Funston Playground, passed finally.
- Supervisor Casey asked the Recreation and Park Commission to groom all its baseball diamonds as well as Funston Playground's.